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Sec 3,
An Appointment With Nature Found nature objects
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 Unknown student,
Sec 3,
An Appointment With Nature Found nature objects
2001
 Unknown student,
Sec 3,
An Appointment With Nature Found nature objects
2001
 Unknown student,
Sec 3,
An Appointment With Nature Found nature objects
2001
 Unknown student,
Sec 3,
An Appointment With Nature Found nature objects
2001
 Unknown student,
Sec 3,
An Appointment With Nature Found nature objects
2001
 Unknown student,
Sec 3,
An Appointment With Nature Found nature objects
2001
 Unknown student,
Sec 3,
An Appointment With Nature Found nature objects
2001
 Unknown student,
Sec 3,
An Appointment With Nature Found nature objects
2001
 Year: 2001
School: Yusof Ishak Secondary School, Singapore
Level: Sec 3 (Year 10-11)
Teacher: Mr. Desmond Mah
Task: An Appointment With Nature
Medium: Found nature materials, varnish

This environmental art project was executed in Yusof Ishak

Secondary during March - April 2001. A class of Sec 3 Express
pupils was brought to the Bukit Batok Nature Reserve to do some
observational drawings and take digital images of the site. The
pupils were told to pay attention to their environment by doing:

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 Focus your
attention on your
own situation, from
second to second,, relax
your mind, let your attention
move freely without trying to notice
anything in particular. Discover what comes to
your attention of its own accord; be
aware of the stream of fleet¬-
ing sensations of touch,
smell, sight, hearing,
etc. that impinge
upon you.

Taken from Open University’s Art & Everyday Life

The students have to develop ideas on how to interpret art in

relation to the environment. The pupils were also instructed to
refer to environmental artists such as Andy Goldsworthy and
Martin Puryear for further reference.

The outcome was surprising and exciting as the students worked

hard to produce interesting pieces of work reflecting their creative
decisions. I would like to thank Mrs. Doris Lim, Mrs. Song and
pupils of YISS Sec 3 E 2001 for this memorable experience.